By Pat Alston
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LONG BEACH - It was the third time the motorist had been cited for driving without a valid license. Judge Kathleen Diesman was not pleased.
At the defense attorney's request, Diesman reluctantly agreed to sentence the man to 30 days of electronic monitoring rather than County Jail time. She warned the defendant, however, not to drive again without a valid driver's license.
"This is the last ti... (continued)
Dec. 3, 2009
Kathleen Diesman
Former sex crimes prosecutor Kathleen Diesman demands respect and preparation from the lawyers who appear in her Long Beach courtroom.
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